Ji Zhenbang

Is a member of China Writers Association, director of China Poetry Society, and executive editor of "Shanghai Poets" Magazine, who has served as director of the Poetry Professional Committee of Shanghai Writers Association and editor of Supplement of "Jiefang Daily" for years. He published his first writing in 1969, major in poems and essays, including poems such as "Tomorrow", "Whitetip Clover", "Tonight Belongs to You"; essays such as "Modern Ridicule", "Who Can Chat with Me?", "In-door Walking Street", "Orchid Fingers", "Micro-life" , etc. Some of his writings were collected into the compiling of literature and many
anthologies. Some of his poems were published or issued for academic exchange in the United States, Canada, Singapore, South Korea, Serbia and the regions of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and collected by a textbook in New Zealand.
He has won the first prize of "Chinese Newspaper Supplement" and "Shanghai Literature" Award for many times. He used to be the chief editor of Poetry Series of "Shanghai Poet" and Large Selection of Chaohua of "Jiefang Daily" and reportages.